Ep 4. The Reunion of Sorrow! The Bond of the Separated Sisters
- January 7, 2019
- 25 min
The Reunion of Sorrow! The Bond of the Separated Sisters is the fourth episode of the first season of Saint Seiya Saintia Sho. The episode revolves around the reunion of a pair of sisters who were separated for a long time. The episode begins with Shoko being held in captivity by the Dryads. She uses her powers to break free but is soon confronted by Eris, the goddess of strife and discord.
Meanwhile, Kyoko, Shoko's older sister, is seen visiting the Graad Foundation, a research facility that specializes in the study of the universe. She is determined to find out the truth behind her sister's disappearance, and she is also searching for the legendary Saint Cloth, a powerful armor that is said to protect the wearer from all harm.
As Kyoko continues her search, she discovers that the Graad Foundation is up to something sinister. She also finds out that her sister Shoko has been held captive by the Dryads. Kyoko sets out to rescue her sister and meets up with a group of female warriors known as Saintias. The Saintias are tasked with protecting Athena and are some of the few women who can wear the Saint Cloth.
During their journey, the Saintias encounter many challenges, including giant flying monkeys, but they finally make it to the Dryad's hideout. There, they confront Eris, who is determined to cause chaos and discord among humanity. The Saintias must work together to defeat Eris and her minions and free Shoko from captivity.
As Shoko and Kyoko are finally reunited, they share a touching moment, which highlights the bond between sisters. The episode ends with the Saintias and the reunited sisters returning to Athena's temple, where they continue to fight against evil and protect the world from harm.
Overall, The Reunion of Sorrow! The Bond of the Separated Sisters is a thrilling episode that presents a heartwarming story of family bonds and the power of sisterhood. It also introduces new enemies and challenges for the Saintias, keeping the audience at the edge of their seats.
